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Privacy Rights Clearinghouse and Consumer Reports Support Senate Bill 361 to improve data broker reporting

We're proud to stand with Consumer Reports in supporting Senator Becker's SB 361 to improve the registration and transparency requirements of the California Delete Act. Currently data brokers are required to disclose on their registration documents with the California Privacy Protection Agency whether they collect certain kinds of personal information, including reproductive health data, the personal information of minors, or precise geolocation data. SB 361 would additionally require registering brokers make clear on their documentation whether and the extent to which they collect additional categories of sensitive personal information, including account login credentials, government-issued identification numbers, citizenship and immigration status, union membership, sexual orientation, and biometric data.
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What data privacy protections exist for survivors of domestic violence?

If you're a survivor of domestic violence, both federal and state laws offer important privacy protections to help keep you safe in your housing.
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Can my landlord require me to use facial recognition or biometric entry systems?

As biometric entry systems like facial recognition become more common in housing, it's important to know your rights when your landlord wants to install one.
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When does landlord monitoring cross the line into illegal surveillance?

While landlords have legitimate reasons to protect their property, they shouldn't be spying on you.

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